The widely known streaming service Twitch made its debut on XBox One last week. For those who do not know, Twitch is a service where you can streaming your game sessions in real time.
Now, for the first time, surrendered to mobile devices. Asphalt 8: Airborne, the racing game developed by Gameloft is the first to use the recently announced Twitch mobile SDK. Players will be able to share their games in real time while they themselves are shot from the front camera (if available) of the device in use, have access to the chat, and can still share previously recorded sessions. However, unlike what happens on the PC, service support must be implemented per game rather than being installed on the device and so it is up to the developers to decide whether to use it or not.
For the time being, Gameloft is implementing the service only in iOS version of Asphalt 8, not having confirmed that other platforms will also receive it. For those who have a device with the Apple operating system, the update that will include this feature should be available later this week.
[Source: The Verge]
